QA Test Scripter V
yochanaMenlo Park (CA)
About the role
QA Test Scripter VLocation: Menlo Park, CAResponsibilitiesIdentifies, architects and implements long term automation solutions for ambiguous problems. Builds test tools and framework that help organization maintain good product health and long term maintainability and stability. The responsibility includes supervising product change with quality goals, and redesigns test framework to support experimentation and rollout. Define long-term quality driven roadmaps and prioritization aligned with Client's business goals. Focuses on identifying opportunities for innovation and emerging technologies to enhance the Client's quality testing capabilities, while aligning the vision with XFN partners. Showcases the ability to identify improvements in existing processes, takes ownership and drives to resolution through others. Mentors multiple xfn engineers and helps coach them to be successful. Brings clarity and removes ambiguities and ensuring the technical solutions aligns to org strategies and business goal
Qualifications:
Software developer Engineer in Test (SDET) with 8+ years of experience in software automation (UI and/or Integration).Must Have Skills Automation framework and infrastructure (Selenium) Experience with JS, Hack, PHP (Needs to be an expert in JavaScript and also needs to have 3+ years with PHP/HACK.Experience independently developing tools. The tools are related to increasing automation impactFor example, tools to map automated test to Manual test cases or tools to detect changes in a build to then select the right automation to run.
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